Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-01
BELLAIRE.

Several of our people who had the West
ern fever are coming home again.
Miss Mary Wilson, aged 16 years,
daughter of Mr.. Ward Wilson, died yes
terday about noon OF consumption. Flu
neral Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Some of the boys were mp to the ball
game yesterday afternoon.
Harry Gill has purchased fine riding
horse.
w. S. Carroll and sister, Miss Libbie,
will leave this week on a strip TO Colorado.
This city will be blessed with three
shows inside of ten days
There is talk of another entertainment
in the public schools.
The K. of L. attended the funeral of
Milton Marling yesterday afternoon in a
body.
1t seems that most of the pecunIary aid
given by our people 10 the tornado suffer
ers went to Martins Ferry.
The peach crop in this section, allow rs
to inform you, is not injured. Let ms
breathe easier.
Mrs A. Il. Batelle, of the Fourth Ward,
died yesterday afternoon after an illness
of several weeks. Services will he held
at her late home this afternoon. lnterment
ut Newport, o.
Mrs. Adam Faupel is visiting in Cum
berland, Md.
This is missionary collection day at the
First NJ. L Church.
Rev. Mr. Hoey Will hold services in the
First Presbyterian Church to-day.
Rev. Baxter Daniels will have charge OF
the grand rally at the Third NJ. f. Church,
Bridgeport next Sunday.
The MINISTRIES given by home talent IN
next Thursday evening should be well at
tended as the money goes to the tornado
sufferers
Will J. Tappan is home from business
trip in the interests of the Ohio Valley
Foundry.
William Cunningham is back from Find
hay.
j. p. Shennafelt has about completed
his contract with the Black Diamond rail
road.
The nail works will not he idle very
long.
John Feeney has quit the saloon busi-
ness.
The Odd Fellows will 90 to BenwoOd TO-
day.
One hundred witnesses from here were
before the Grand Jury.
The tax books are in the hands of Fred
Eberle.
The Keith property in the First ward
will be offered at SheriA's sale tOmOr-
row.
The goods of Mrs. H0ge, who assigned,
are being sold at private sale.
The st. Clairsville Presbytery embraces
Belmont Guernsey, Noble, Monroe cOun-
ties, and portion OF Harrison.
Mrs. Charles Chapel has returned from
a visit to GAINESVILLE.
Peter Keys, who was injured at the steel
works, has about recovered.
/ ''Gabe" Redman, who was burned at
the blast furnace, is getting along finely.
The pupils OF rooms Nos. q and Z, OF the
GAINESVILLE schools have opened CORE
spOndence with the schools of the same
grade in this city.
J. NJ. Mariug is off on Western trip.
Rev. W. S. Campbell will attend meet
ing of Episcopal ministers ut Pickaway OH
Wednesday week.
beginning with to-day our gas bill will
come down.
Oliver Tarbet has been granted an i'll
crease of pension.
Work has Jagged somewhat OH the new
court house OF lates but additional work
men will be employed.
Miss Emma Cochran has returned from
a visit to st. Clairsville.
At the examination held Mt st. Clairs-
Vile III. a. Workman received a certificate
to teach one year.
H. l.. HOge, i. q o. telegraph operation
at Lewis Mills, resigned yesterday.
The wOrkmen ut the steel plant got in
two days work last week.
/ The MINISTRIES on Thursday night by
home talent promises to be first class.
"a Boy Tramp" is the attraction at the
Elysian tomorrow evening.
Gus Lowe, the barber, has secured n pO-
sitiOn in Wheeling and will leave BeIlaire.
John Lappert is quite i'll from the effects
of wound received in the army.
The pastor and members of the A. NJ. f.
Church are soliciting money ahont town
for their new church.
What about our "Billy" George who
went to New York to play ball.
James Sellars has had his place of resi-
dence remOdelled inside.
Wenner's cadets were ont on parade
Friday night.
Six weeks more of school.
The list of articles already donated TO
the Catholic fair is very large.
WILDER May will visit at his home in
Somerset, q.
Charles LaROche will assist in an enter
tainment to he given by the Martins Fer
ry Presbyterian Church.
The Choral Society has decided TO hold
it's concert but one night.
James Sutton received an injury on the
ankle while ut work in the coal mine at
Franklin that will lay him mp for some
time.
II the proposed road up Cemetery Hill is
TO be dead letter." like the one built
on the south side several years ago, the
money necessary for its construction had
better be saved.
The teachers Of this city know well how
to entertain visitors.
NEARBY NOTES.
Belmont will dedicate her new Metho-
dist Church to-day.
Beallsville people are having quite Il
time with the measles.
Cambridge has gas, hut will 90 down
deeper in quest of the Findlat vein.
GAINESVILLE teachers have made a few
changes in their mode of teaching since
their recent visit TO Bellaire.
wooden factory will he started in
GAINESVILLE in a few days. The factory is
already built.
The next session of the Beallsville Nor
nal school will be held on July Is.
There will lie a Masonic celebration at
Beallsville on the oath.